GFF/ExxonMobil Futsal Festival Georgetown steamroll Linden during night two action

Dec 30, 2018 Sports

All the round one winners doubled their tally on Friday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) in the Guyana Football Federation (GFF)/ExxonMobil Inte

GT All-stars Hubert Pedro fires home into an open goal during the team’s 7-0 win over Linden.

rnational Futsal Festival where Georgetown All-Stars achieved a stylish 7-0 win over their rivals Linden in one of the more anticipated round-robin games. Among the winners on the night were Roraima Galaticos, Caledonia United and Guyana All-stars who had all won Thursday.
Georgetown All-Star 7-0 Linden All Stars
Linden’s Travis Bess did not start the game as goalkeeper but Linden All-Stars still managed to concede seven goals during their second consecutive defeat in Guyana’s first International futsal festival.
Ryan ‘Bam Bam’ Hackett was the star once again and he lead the team to their second consecutive win with a hat-trick, while Hubert Pedro, Kelvin Moore, Stephan Mclean and Adrian Aaron each netted one goal each.

Galacticos de Roraima 6-3 East Coast All-Stars
It was business as usual for the Brazilians with Romailson DeJesus leading the way with a hat-trick while Lucas Martins, Maxivon Carvalho and Raphael Lopes found the back of the net once each. Alzaliel Davis, Dwain Jacobs and Steven Dolphin netted the consolations for the losers in the match that had seven different goal scorers.
Guyana All-Stars 5-2 West Demerara All-Stars
Eusi Phillips, Delroy Deen, Sheldon Sheppard, Andrew Murray and Solomon Austin all got on the scoresheet once for Guyana during a seven goal thriller again

T&T’s Caledonia subjected Suriname’s ZV All-Stars to their second consecutive defeat on Friday night.

st West Demerara’s best. One goal each from Dion Terrence and Trayon Bobb (a 2-2 equaliser in the second half) gave the West side some hope before Guyana All-Stars showed their depth and ran away with the game to give West Dem their second loss.
Morvant Caledonia 5-0 ZV All-Stars
The Surinamese torrid run continued on Friday after suffering their second defeat during round two play to Trinidad and Tobago’s (T&T) Morvant Caledonia.
Kareem Perry banged in a hat-trick with much flair for the ballers from the twin island republic, while Rondell Elexie and Jameel Williams netted one each. ZV All-stars had no answer for the skill and technique for the Trinidadians.

The four day tournament concludes tonight at the Homestretch Avenue venue where the winning team will pocket $1.2 million, while the losing finalist will receive half that amount, third will get $300,000 and fourth $100,000. (Calvin Chapman story and photos)